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Bodleian Library (Oxford)

N060522

Anonymous. By Louis Petit de Bachaumont; continued by M. F. Pidansat de Mairobert and others. In this edition the imprint date is beneath a single rule, the words 'EN FRANCE' are in solid letters, and the rule above the imprint date ends under the 'O' of Adamson. All volumes dated 1784 except: vol. 8, dated 1785, vol. 12, dated 1788, and vols. 19-21, dated 1783 (MdAN). The imprint is false; printed on the continent, possibly in Amsterdam.

Londres [i.e. Amsterdam?]: chez John Adamson, 1783-88. vols.1-14,17-24; 12°